Wildlife

Pakistan boasts diverse wildlife, from the majestic Markhor to the elusive snow leopard. The country's landscapes, ranging from Himalayan peaks to beach sanctuary for endangered turtles host a variety of species. Wildlife sanctuaries and national parks, such as Hingol and Deosai, play a crucial role in conservation. The wildlife of Pakistan comprises a wide range of habitats including 195 mammal, 668 bird species and more than 5000 species of Invertebrates.

Markhor

National Animal of Pakistan

Chakor

National Bird of Pakistan

Blackbuck

Snow Leopard

Houbara Bustard

Pangolin

Leopard

Peacock

Brown Bear

Indus River Blind Dolphin

Green Sea Turtle

Marsh Crocodile

The Chinkara, also known as the Indian Gazelle, inhabits the deserts and grasslands of Pakistan, particularly in the Thar Desert and surrounding regions.

Chinkara (Gazelle)

Pallas's Cat

Asian Paradise Flycatcher

Red Fox

The Rhesus macaque, a species of monkey, is found in different regions of Pakistan, Thy are interact with humans in Murree and Margalla hills and become accustomed of human present.

Monkey (Rhesus macaque)

The Urial, a wild sheep species, inhabits the rocky slopes and mountains of Pakistan, including the Balochistan Plateau and the Himalayan foothills.

Urial (Wild Sheep)

Wild Boar

Himalayan Yak

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